Tongue in Cheek Theater Productions
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    • Shut Up Martha
    • Plus 1 - Fall 2019
    • Untransmittable
    • Recent Tragic Events
    • Plus 1 - Spring 2019
    • Relentlessly Pleasant
    • Ruby PCTF18
    • Relentlessly Pleasant - Reading
    • Mauritius
    • Plus 1 - Fall 2017
    • Buffalo Heights PCTF
    • Rapture, Blister, Burn
    • Women Playing Hamlet
    • The Inn at Lake Devine
    • The Inn at Lake Devine - Reading
    • Whale Song
    • Plus 1 - Fall 2014
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Learning Curves

Written and performed
by Jake Lipman*

Picture

Can a perky middle-aged rule-follower once and for all face the demons of her middle school alma mater before the building is razed to the ground?

Tickets

Emerging Artists Theatre's Spark Theatre Festival in NYC
The Chain Theatre, 312 W. 36 St, Fl 3
Tuesday, September 16 at 7pm
Wednesday, September 17 at 7pm

Run time: 1 hour, no intermission

Tue 9/16 Tickets
Wed 9/17 - Tickets
A precocious girl named Jake grows up loving school, until the year she turns twelve, develops early, and a teacher crosses a line. Years later, she's invited back to a middle school reunion. Are there lessons to be learned by revisiting the past, people, and places that shaped you?

Content considerations: mild profanity, mentions of sexual harassment and abuse (not explicit), suitable for ages 13 and up.

Learning Curves was developed with Matt Hoverman's Go Solo Workshop. Submitting to festivals, small venues and schools in 2025.
Run time: 60 minutes, no intermission.
Learning Curves contains mentions of sexual harassment, abuse, and suicide, although not in graphic detail. Recommended for ages 14 and up.


*Appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association. AEA-approved showcase.

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